In this video, we show how to connect the Gprinter GS-2406T USB+Ethernet thermal transfer label printer and prepare it for printing. This guide will be useful for business owners who label products in a store, warehouse, manufacturing facility, or online store.
We begin by preparing the equipment: loading a roll of labels and installing the ink ribbon. Next, we connect the power, USB, and Ethernet cables and perform auto-calibration so that the printer correctly detects the label size and boundaries.
The next step is installing the driver and configuring the print settings in Windows. The video explains how to specify the required label size and select either direct thermal printing without a ribbon or thermal transfer printing with an ink ribbon.
We also cover how to connect the printer via Ethernet. We show how to configure the network settings, check the IP address using the Ping command, and create a network port. This allows you to send print jobs over a local network.
Once configured, the Gprinter GS-2406T can be used with Torgsoft to print labels, price tags, and barcodes. The video will help you complete each connection step and make sure the printer is ready for use.
00:00 — Introduction
00:20 — How to load labels
01:50 — Installing the ink ribbon
03:15 — Connecting the power, USB, and Ethernet cables
04:40 — Auto-calibrating the Gprinter GS-2406T USB+Ethernet
05:40 — Installing the driver
09:30 — How to select the paper size
10:22 — Configuring printing without an ink ribbon
11:10 — Configuring the network settings
14:15 — Pinging the IP address
15:05 — How to add a network port
16:40 — Summary
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